Nachkebia
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AH-D10000 with better isolation, I am buying it even if they are $2000
Originally Posted by Nachkebia /img/forum/go_quote.gif AH-D10000 with better isolation, I am buying it even if they are $2000 |
Originally Posted by carm /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hi. I am just wondering, has anyone of you dear fellows have encountered any fatigue while listening to D7000 ? For me it's all good for some time. But after 2-3 hours of listening it is getting on my nerve so I do have to switch to open cans (HD650) and the problem is gone. I do not listen to music in high volumes with D7000. Max it is at 9 o'clock (RWA Isbellina HPA). Thank you for your thoughts |
Originally Posted by TheAudioDude /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hmmm, well before installing the J$ pads I had absolutely no fatigue. Last night I kept listening with the J$ pads and the fatigue seemed to decrease, so maybe they just take time to get used to. I can safely say that I'll never get rid of or stop using these headphones... unless Denon makes an AH-D10000. |
Originally Posted by TheAudioDude /img/forum/go_quote.gif <..> I think some people's ears/brain prefer an open rather than closed headphone. <..> if the sound is too bright you will feel fatigue quicker. |
Originally Posted by cmk /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well quite simply there wasn't really anything to fault. The mids and highs were very clean and well separated, and the bass was controlled, it didn't muddle up the mids. Most importantly the music was thoroughly enjoyable! The particular setup wasn't ideal, but I would use NOS tubes and give it better ICs and powersupply to hear it at its best. |
Originally Posted by budx3385 /img/forum/go_quote.gif wonderful new aural memories --- sort of like dark chocolate, I can only eat so much at one time !!!!! |
cmk;6440886 said:The good thing about the Cyber30 (2A3c tubes) is that it places the emphasis on the mids-highs and tempo, and matches the D7k very well in that respect, so that it compliments the music. The important parts of the music get emphasized, even though all the detail is there.
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That Cyber30 looks like the Melody I2a3 that got such a nice review on 6moons. I'd like to hear that. But --- I don't see a headphone jack in the online documentation. Are you using the speaker outputs???? The impedance on the D7000s is not that low!
Originally Posted by sLaYDeMOn /img/forum/go_quote.gif Took me less than 20 seconds to remove one pad of the d7000's, less than 10 seconds for the other one. I have no idea why its taking so many people hours to complete, most likely different mechanisms between headphones.... I just inserted my index finger in between the metal and the pad, and my thumb on the outside part of the pad, squeezed and turned it, and it came off.... |
budx3385;6444203 said:Quote:
Originally Posted by cmk /img/forum/go_quote.gif
The good thing about the Cyber30 (2A3c tubes) is that it places the emphasis on the mids-highs and tempo, and matches the D7k very well in that respect, so that it compliments the music. The important parts of the music get emphasized, even though all the detail is there.
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That Cyber30 looks like the Melody I2a3 that got such a nice review on 6moons. I'd like to hear that. But --- I don't see a headphone jack in the online documentation. Are you using the speaker outputs???? The impedance on the D7000s is not that low!
The Cyber30 is very different from the Melody. Whereas the Melody is a push-pull design, the Cyber30 is pure singled ended triode.
The headphone jack is right in front with the switch between the headphone and speaker output.
Link to the Cyber 30:
Cyber30